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The Irish standard., 1887-07-23
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

DIR. Robertson and Mr. Macdonald
| members Of the English Parliament
are both blind.
Prince Albert Victor, eldest son o1
the Prince Of Wales, wears the tallest
collars of any young man in England,
When John Mackay travels by
T! rail he is always accompanied by a
telegraph operator with a portable tel
graph instrument for sending dis.
patches in cases Of necessity.
Lord Wolverton, the late Postm as.
ter General Of England, devoted his
salary to the establishment Of fund
for sending postmen vino require rest
and change to seaside home
Princess Valerie, the Emperor o1
Austsia's second daughter, has just
published some charming verses in an
annual periodical connected with .
charitable institution for children.
Miss Cathar1ne Heathorne s'The
Maid Of Kent celebrated her one hun
dred and third birthday recently. She
continues to enjoy excellent health,
her faculties remaining unimpaired.
Mrs. Margaret j. Preston, the
Southern poetess, is not becoming blind,
as has been reported. But her eyes are
suffering from overwork, and she is
forbidden to use them Tor reading Or
Wxiting.-Detroit Free Press.
A free library to cost fifty thou-
sand dollars, and forming memorial
from Miss Annie T. Howard to her
father, Charles T. Howard, which is to
be established in New Orleans, will be
placed under the charge of Tulane Uni
versity.
Queen Margaret OF Italy has col
lected large Hebrew library, with
the latest works on Jewish literature.
She is remarkably proficientin Hebrew,
having had capable Jewish instructors,
and reads the Old Testament with ease.
Boston Budget.
Sarah Churchman (also known as
Sarah Schatfer), slave whom the late
Mr. Beecher raised money to purchase
freedom for twenty-five or twenty-six
years ago, is said to be still living at
Peekskill, N. Y, where the Plymouth
Church people bought farm for her
at that time.
Mr.. Henry James, Immediately
after breakfast of coffee and rolls in
4
work, generally writing by the light of
two candles, the London mornings be-
ing so dark. He composes slowly and
painfully, rewriting and retouching
his work continually, his artistic style
being attained only at the expense of
real toll. He works until noon, and
then goes to his club for lunch. By
regular application he manages to pro-
duce q good deal !, of manuscript
The Irish standard., 1887-07-23
STANDARD" BREVITIES.

To photographer-"Does your
business pay?'' II decline to answer. -
30, see, you answer in the negative. "
TEXAS Sytings.
81 am afraid your dress will never
please the men, said a gentleman to
his fashionable daughter. .'Why,
papa,' she replied, II don't dress to
please the men. but to worry other
women!''-M Y Ledger.
-She-"O, Clarence! if only were
sure that you wished me to be yours
for my own sake and not for my
wealth." He-"Be assured, my dear,
l have an utter dsdain for money; If
you were once mine rd-spend your
money right and left -
Angry Stranger Ito assistant edi-
tor)-''Is the man who is responsible
for this article in?'' Assistant Editor-
.'No, sir. Angry Stran ger-"Where
does he sit?" Assistant Editor-'"The
corner desk, sir; the one that has the
forty-four caliber revolver for paper
weight. Will you leave your card,
sir?" Angry Stranger Nlildly) -
'.N-no. IN Y Sam.
"A clerical gentleman recently met
couple Of legal friends looking on at
the erection of the new courthouse.
The clergyman inquired: 'Have you
come, in accordance with the old inyi-
tation> to view the ground where ye
shall shortly lie?'" Immediately one
OF the lawyers replied: mot shortly
but continuously and at great length" "
The minister bowed and passed on.-
Bridgeport Standard.
Tramp (whose request for food has
been denied)--" Well, ma am, would
you let me sleep in She ten-acre lot
back of the barn If / won't make any
noise?" Woman-"Ye e-es, I don mind
Iettin' ye do that Tramp (appeal-
ingly)--"Well, one thing more, ma am,
before say goodnight. Would You
have me called at seven sharp?
want to catch the limited cattle-train
West"
Mrs, Blobson was mixing some
medicine for Mr.. Blobson, who was
sick, when she was astonished to see
her husband wink at her in very EN-
phat;c manner. "What do you mean
By winking at me in that way, Mr..
Blobson?'' she demanded. s.F-force
Of habit" stanlmered A1r. Blobson.
"No, no--I don't mean chat! I mean
I have got something in my eye.
''Well, I haven't" " responded Mrs. g.,
with pcrity.--Bnrziny{on Free Press.
Uncle Enoch, a worthy and very
economical colored man, came into the
village store the other day. SCOT any
o dat York State cheese, Mr.. John
sing?' Eyes, Uncle. some that's very
nj &, just i'll. ''Witiout any holes in
it dis time, Mr.. Johnsing?' .Holes?
Why, don'tyou like it with holes.' VI
likes de cheese. Mr.. Johnsing. but
Here Uncle Enoch shook his head re-
provinyiy. You done sole me too
:sany pnun's o holes in de past, Mir
}ohnsing.' .'Holcs! What do YOU
ne;tn?' why, de las poun' o. cheese
+. bought lt,;:tt' was MON half a poun
q it holes!' ~ Ieuths Companion.
The Irish standard., 1887-07-23

Little Helen E., age five years,
while visiting g farm, was asked to
pick up large eggplant, from which
the young farmer had mischievously
moved the stem. She tried several
times, but her chubby hands ntinual-
" slipped off the smooth surface. At
last she Strengthened up with sigh,
and said: Il can t lift it, cause the how
ou-pick-it-up-is-gone y Youth's Com
paasion.
The Irish standard., 1887-07-23
-"Japheth," said a Quaker to hi

-"Japheth,' said Quaker to his
neighbor, Il do not wish to call thee or
anybody names; but, Japheth, if the
President should come to me and say,
Simon, want thee to find me the big.
gest liar in the State of Pennsylvania ]
should come to thee and say, Japheth,
the President wants to see thee particu-
larly. -PhiZadeL phia Cali.
The Irish standard., 1887-07-23

The Providence, r. l., Cathedral was
formally opened on July Sd. The Right
Rev. Bishop Harkins was the celebrant.
and the Very Rev. Father Mckenna
preached the discourse, the Right Rev.
Bishop Healey, OF Portland, Me-, wht
had been expected to make the discourse,
being i'll at home. The Cathedral is moi
compelled, and will not be dedicated for
some months yet.
The Irish standard., 1887-07-23

Carpets, furniture and stoves sold OF
time. Smiths Installment House, Ill
Nicollet avenue.
The Irish standard., 1887-07-23

Leave no farm gates ajar.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-26

CHICAGO, Feb. p The Drcrers' Journal re-
ports Caitie--Recaipts, 1OI1 head; shipments
20Co market steady; shipping steers, $50 u
l,so rs, Si)R3 o; stocker5 and feeders, 81 8,
as 30 cows. bulls ana mixed, s.OotgJ .5 ; bulk
e260G3 30; TGNRs cows, ~ %.
Hcgs--hece'pIs. 1000 head shipments, 6p'
head market weak TO l0c, lower rough
mixed. - l.9h 55 packing and chipping = iJa
50; light, o. s095 s. skip-, s. J1Gti 60.
sheep-ReGeipts, 1000 head shipments, 500
head market strong natives, 81 OOai 81
western, 81 DGi 10 Ic1ans,t3 GIi ~; lambs
a 6Od5 Is.
EAST LiBERTT.-CattIe - Receipts, 81 head
shipments, - market slow prime, i5l5 %
!air TO good, 81 GjGi s.; common, t.GI5 ship
Inents - New YORK none.
Hogs-keoeipts. $500 head shipments 500
head market nru Philadelphia, s. gOTsG 10
forkers. sb 5oIg3 % common to light, IS s5sp54i
pigs u I5Ss5 90 Shipments to New York. u cars
eheep-Eeceipts 300 head shipments, 300
market fair prime, a. Io85 25 fair 10 good
s. 2j5i T1i common, 50 Is 80; Lambs, fil6.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-26
An Old Ledger.

From the West Chester Record.
Our old friend and patron, J. XIX Lam.
born, who just lives over the county line in
salisbury, Lancaster county, showed us a
few days since a venerable account book in
the shape of ledger which had been kept
by his grandfather Robert Lamborn. The
book is over one hundred years old but is well
preserved and the ink still black and the
writing clear. The earliest entry in it
Is Sixth month l3, 1863, when a charge
is made against David Harlan. Friend
Lamborn, whose ledger this was, was
q saddler living near Londongrove
Meeting on the Street road west OF meeting
house He came from England and took up
land at this place and was succeeded 10y his
son Jushus and J. Kirk, the grandson, was
born there The last mentioned lived there
until he was twenty.one, when he went to
Unionvilie and learned cabinet making and
went from there to salisbury, Lancaster
county, where he still lives. The grand
father, OF whose old ledger We are writing,
was an elder in this meeting, and on
one OF the leaves Of this ledger is par
TALLY written a certificate Of membership
for Mary Howell wanting to unite with
Philadelphia monthly meeting. The last
account in the ledger is the date OF lIyl
Among the charges We find ono of tiv9 hun
dred pounds OF hay al le, or about twenty
dollars ton saddle 3e. Among the names
in the ledger against whom accounts were
Kept, we selected the following to show
what were the names o; the people
who lived In that neighborhood
st that time, some being names still known
and others utterly strange or else forgotten.
Nathan Pusey, John Hurford, Thomas Wood.
ward, Andrew Daniel, Samuel Totery,
Thomas Cslintou, wm. Lewis, Andrew
Delap. Caleb Pile, Joseph Williams, John
pgland, Robert Baldwin, Henry Hsther-
ton, Robert Felsou, Wm. Cox. VIM. Wood,
Thomas Treviiiar, William Harvey, William
Allen, lsaac SWayne, Anthony Baldwin,
Francis Foster, William Dickson, Jonathan
Swayne, Robert Baldwin. William Chandler,
William Mackey, John Jack son, David \ AZ.
nall, Richard Flewer, John Burlington.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-26

NEW YoRx, Feb :a.-rlour market dun ;
Pine, .! SJtlS Is; superine 8. 7uS3 50 -;
good TO choice EXTRA western, 81 6ass o.: good
extra Western, 81 iossi 60
Wheat-So. ! Reu state exc: No. DO.
saNc; No. : Red, Winter, March, sS,sc. April.
Ai.c.
April, tstsc.
Ma mixed, Feb, SiiIc: Auril, SALc.
Rye dull western, asSsc state, 51fISec-
Barley nominal
Pork dull; new mess, .lS 20; old mess, ES Is
Glt 90.
Lsrd-March. g. IS: Aprn.t, 81; May. 81 So
Holasscs weak at ISh.C for boiling STOCK.
IuTpentiue quiet at SshSssA.c.
kostn dun strained TO good, 81 Nxfl 10.
Petroleum dull: Refined. In cases. SIC.
Freigbts dull grain to Hull. Al
Butter dull; Western Creamery. lsGlsc
EIgin Creamery, c9SSoc state dairy, half nrkin
tubs, l6fs?Ic- -..
choice light skins. lOAgllAc. kADcy white, Il 4.
Gtc; state FACTORY. ISf.t &C.
sggs dull; state, lsSGlac; western, 'sk.
ls'.c.
sugar duu Eodned Cuuoaf, 6Sc; Granu
lated, S ll-l6
Tallow dull prime City,ic
Rice nominal Carolina, fair 10 good, % 5tsC.
Coffee al EAir CargOCS. lac.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-26

DELIoIous sERviCEs } Will NE

DELICIOUS SERVICES 2 WILL RE
~ held In the feilcwing ehgrrhes ON sunday.
diferen, il is spee,s1y sstedi w :
and nisn jaime. sirSS REV. ,a Sap
Divine services AT 10 30 q. IN. and 7ls y M. sun.
day school anniversary services IN the church
CHURCH OF Con Corner of Prince and Orange.
Preaching at lo:Sl a m and \ IN. by the pastor.
sabbath school at 80 y. IN.
srR.wRtRRY SrRssr-Airicnu NJ X, church.
rreaching at 10Y a. IN. and n. M, by the pastor,
rRxsByrxRiAs MEMORIAL CsvscH. south Queen
street. services by the pastor at the usual
CHRlsr LUTHERAN CauRcu-wcst King street,
sn5 / MeSd M rAsSr s,nS srs =, Al M" !" HI
DogwkRr STREET MISSION sunday school will
ne crcu every sunday afternoon al lS T. M,
FEsr RArrisr -scrv,ees at the regular hours
morning aud evening, Preaching by the pastor
ST. JoHN's kxroRNEp-tGeimanl church, cor
ncr Orange and Mulberry streets. Rev. John
wrsrxRS NJ (. CnuRcH-services sabbath
IN; ass at a. IN; sunday school AZ las y. m.
Tuesday evening class ut ;Sl, "Wednesday
evening class AZ 7'So; Thursday evening prayer
ST.. srkruES's CRxrN CRrRca Coti ssK Cu.rxi.
Divine service NJ lGS u III. sermon 10y Kew
| ssoosp EvkNoxLIoAL English }, on Mulberry
1
| USrrSp BRETHREN IN CHRIST iC CovHN.Nrl ives,
Orange and Concord streets, Rev. J r. Funk.
| pastor. Praise meeting at lea IN. Preaching AT
| icSo s. IN. and 7:ls p. m. by Rev. J. u. cole
sunday school at IS y. m. owe Branch society
| sr. LuKr's RrrcRxxp-Marstta Avenue. Rev,
A m. ana us y. m. SUNDAY seaool at ap m.
| wAsuiSsroS BoR5rsu H. y. unrRcH REV
%4o p pasfSaF sna At T p1s"Th abss, at M rus
| ProfL" sabbath school Isl p. m =, ,..,
| FlRsr RsEoRAEp CnuRcH.-Kev. J. NJ. 1itzel
d. p, pastor. seryiees to.mcrrow at lCSja m
| and 7.l5 r N; Sunday school AZ rs =: u. Tho
sermon In the evening Will be by Rev. Nj, Il
Williams. OF Philadelphia, secretary OF tht
American sunday school Union.
| Pas gsBGTERlAN-Hev. j. Y. Mitchell, u. T., pas
tor. Preaching in the morning and evening by
81. PAULs NJ. E. CHrnca-Preschine a, lo;s
a m aud 80 p, m. by the pastor sunday seh.o
evening At 80. Biole study At s3lr. N. Teu
pSrsnrs Lessps satSrday evening a, 70 morn
ing and evening. Preaching by Rev. ID. W, 80
bert. of Spring City, Pa. sunday school Ut -
M0RAvuS.--I. Max Hark. pastor, 1850 a n,
Leuten Litany and sermon b. Rev NJ Wy
lians, OF philadelphia 2p. u. sunday school
| $50 p IN. Holy Communion.
! rhe prayer meeting OF tho ". {. I, L. 70 nloI
GcIicM church. North Mulberry street abov
| or.DEe. at quarter past O'Clock, in GotMa,
Mission chapel West James street, near Mu
Meeting at q! North Prince street on Tuesda
| AFTERNOON AT $50 O'Clock.
| 81. JoHN's LUTHERAS.-St Johns Lutheran
| PrcaC hing In the morning, and evening by Ia
Rev. 4. +. Alemsn, ID. y. pastor OF Luthera
l:S. Gotwald mission school at p. u.
FIEsr NJ. E. CnuRca-lo3O a ~. preachin
by The pastor Rev, J. Il. T. Cray rs !
school. p N: Young peoples prayer meeting
AZ $50 M pfaNySF pCNPe meeting su,
ana Bible study.
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DK sHs.

GAMsEE.-Iu Mrlersvilc 25th inst. Sarah Ann
Gambler. vile OF Jacob Gambler in her s6th year
OF her age,
Funeral from her husbands residence on
Monday afternoon at : O'Clock. lutcrment rri.
vate at woodward Hi!i cemetery.
GsRH,Rr.-This morning At 80 minutes hcfore
3 q clock, Laura Katharine GeIh,tt. In the 2lst
year of her age, yOun gcst daughter Ot the Rev.
Dr. y. V. GerhaTt, professor in the Theoiogical Al
Seminary. Lancaster.
Funeral on Monday at l O'Clock in the College
Chapel. Ito
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-26

Nambos - Ophssos 1Ds11sssea-Joseph D.
4sawssoa Nsssessa Fsom Uustoay.
Court met OF 10 o'clock this morning for
the transaction Of current business.
The judgment docket was called and Is
judgments were entered for want OF plea,
appearance and affidavit Of defense.
The following opinions were delivered by
the court:
Adam RockaHeld, deceased, exceptions to
auditors report exceptions dismissed after
correction Of several items as directed In the
opinion.
In tho matter Of tho distribution Of money
paid iu court in the suit OF Sprecher & Pfeitier
Va Simon Single, the parties interested
could not agree upon an auditor to distribute
the fund and the court appointed Daniel q.
Baker to make distribution.
In the assigned estate Of Simon Nsgle and
wife, the auditors report was re.committed
to be corrected In accordance with the opin.
ion filed.
The rule TO strike Of appeal as TO a private
road In S.rasburg township was discharged.
In the Rspho township road the rule
| granted to show cause why order to and sp-
| pointment Of viewers should not be revoked
was made absolute
In the estate of george Prestesly, deceased
the report Of the auditor was confirmed SO
i cOiutcly.
Anna Maria Schsefter, wife Of william
Schaeffer, grocer, 5th ward city, was granite,
the benefit OF the act Of assembly giving L
married women the benefit o. their separate
| earnings.
Joseph s. Townsend, the ieiaultirg assignee
who was sent to Jail last Saturday, wa
brought before the court aud his counsel aske'
for his discharged. 1t WAS shown to the cour
that Townsend's wife had joined him in
| mortgage to secure Mr.. Amber. Townsend
| security and Mr.. Amber no longer resis,e'
, Townsend's discharge from prison. Th
, | court made an order accordingly and Towr
, | send was released from custody.
a Israel g. Ern, Warwick, was appoints
. guardian Of the minor child Of John Soudel
a | deceased.
a John 8reidenstein Of Lebanon county, wa
appointed guardian OF ths minor son {
Christian Ober, deceased, late OF Penn towr
!. ship.
0 The court made an order on George Wi
2 | liam Kiehl to pay counsel Of Lizzie kiei
g | $50 fees in the divorce suit pending betwee
/ | the parties.
| In the estate OF Henry Shelly, deceased
Q the rule for specific performance was a
9 | gued by counsel.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-26

Niss Jane Coombs Mem Wssh.--ou Monday
evening Miss Jane Coombs opeHs her week 5
engagement ut Fulton opera house. Her open
Ing play on Monday night will be 4" Eleak
Wednesday. The star is well known here rs n
capable actress.
Home Entertainment This ECenin1.-This even.
ing the home talent OF the city will appear iE
the opera house tor the benefit OF tho Wit
mer Brothers. large number OF favorites VIII
sppear, ana programme has been arranged
that viii satisfy the public
1sHAsveAer Rtsk.-This evening there viii
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-26

Closing Prices-2 : O'Clock p. IN.
M ht...I- Conn Alaf-- HnLN L. "A


Snw YORK, FEB ., l:3O p. rn.-Monoy loaned
st S11Si per cent. Exchange steady posted rat s
s69i 80. Governments steady. Currency s's,
-Gt4 bio; Is Comp Z! 80 bid; rs do. 81 l, /
BID.
The stock market th!s morning opened We ak
and feveTis on selling o! Richmond s. Terminal
and Union facidc Prices decided 4 touL per
cent. daring the INST half hour. but from II
o'clock until noon better feeling prevailed.
and the decline Was fG!ly recovered. At The
present writing however the market IS weak
again and prices sh1s e. sharp reaction.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-26
The King Street Theatre.

AZ the King Street theatre the attendance
Was large last evening. 1t was amateur
night, and those who appeared in addition TO
tho regular company were Edward Tragres.
eer, bicycle rider, Samuel Jennings, ride
shot. and Eaton Mohn, sleight of hand per.
former.
Alter the performance last night the actors
and actIesses or the theatre were enter.
tained at supper given by George Whitby
/ and wife at the Manor hotel.
Tho audience will no doubt be very large
to night, when the variety company closes.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-26
A Coanty Doctor Married,

DR.. II. NJ. Black, OF Strasburg, was united
in marriage on Thursday with Miss Carrie
McCord. of Middletown. Theceremony wss
performed in the Presbyterian church, Mid
dletown,when large number ofthsir friends
and relatives were present The presents
were numerous. d.. ard Mrs Black are
now at housekeeping at strasbure, where
they were given reception yesterday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-26

District Attorney Weaver has decided 10
have the body Of George Dennis exhumed
nom the Croft Dale cemetery. He intended
70 have IL done to day but the weather was
too bad to travel II will be done on Mon.
day. DR.. L. NJ. Davis, and another ply 81.
clan not yet named, will make the examina.
ton OF Dennis remains, ii they arc In condi.
tion TO be examined.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-26
Three Fingers Cut OF.

from the 1ew Holland Clarion.
On Thursday afternoon little son and
daughter OF WIN. G. S,hnupp, OF East Earl
township. aged respectively 4 and 3years,
we're playing on the wootpile with: au axe
The boy was in the act OF cutting a small
stick, when the girl grabbed Tor the stick
and the axe struck her hand, cutting oil three
nngers above the second joint. DR.. Harner
va sent for and attended to the injured
member,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-26
The KiIIinger Proper,y.

WIN. 8. Shirk, administrator, will offer
ne killinger proper at public sale at the
County bouse this evening, This Is the
property that was knocked down to Robert
=. Evans, 1t Is said for the Peoples bank, at
ne last sale, and there was dispute about it,
tWO parties claiming to have bid 81, ,O0o.
The court ordered resale and az two parties
have agreed to bid sl2. 900 or over it will in
all probability be lively sale.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-26
Secured a Contract.

The Fort Scott, Kansas, Monitor of Feb %
announces that Jenkins d Yecker have been
awarded ths contract to lay the track on the
Kansas City, wysndotte q Northwestern
railroad. The junior member of the firm ia
NJ, Victor A. Yscker, formerly Of this city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-26
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rHrr.pstruiA, feh. 20 -slour market we
sales go barrels; Minnesota H,kers, 81 OoI+ a. ;
Pennsylvania Family, 81 T'sS ~ Western do,
e. OtsIi5l: Patents ~ 62hIj 10.
I've -four quiet, 81 90
WhCat-keb., S9Llc; March, S9'.C; April, So C.
May, gNlkc
Corn-seb. t2sc.; March, e. ., srv'. t'1H,
May, iIlAc.
Csis-sob. s6}ic.; March, s'Sc; ApIn. Sc.
May, S7.C.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-26
DOSITIVE PUBLIC SALE OF VALU-
l. ABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
ON EAYrppAy. rHRaraRy

DOSITIVE PUBLIC SALE OF VALU.
L ABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
on SATURDAY. FgBRrAET 26, lss7,
In pursuance OF An order Of the Orphans Court.
ut the Lancaster County House. Gast King
street. Lane a.ter CITY. Pa. the unde rsisnsd "a
linger. deceased. will sell the following valuable
Real Estate, viz.
Lot OF Ground fronting on East King street.
IN depth .s feet. more % or ri less to i. feet was
alley, bounded on the east by property OF I'd
ward Wiley, known a. the Lancaster County
ass ss,s bSy 9s p
north by Grant street. The improvements
thereon are Double Front Twostory BRICK
STORE BUILDING, now occupied by stores !;
ing a plsstered attic with four rooms: the back.
building Is twostory brick, containing Six
rooms, he kitchen having three large Iron Net.
ties walled in tor butehertng purposes. There
part Frame slaughter House at rear end OF The
lot, fronting on the said East Grant street. The
stable ntains four stalls for horses With lofts
for three or four tons OF hay. the same amount
of strav also granares for 30 bushels or grain,
large loft for storing six seghs Also shed room
for Elk wagons, and cattle pen for steers, he
and has . large beam for hanging ave or six
slaughtered steers. There IA ample sewerage on
the premises, connected with the dwelling and
slaughter house. There Is = well OF never.fai
Ing water with pump therein. on the premises
also cistern of from nine to twelve hogsheads
fhi. property was successfully run as Butch.
etins stand for nifty years. Persons Desiring to
view the property can do so by calling at Nos
lib and us East King street, At any time prior to
day Of sale.
day. when conditions viii be made Enown by
WILLIAM y. sHlRk,
HENRY snuBKRr. Administrator.
Auctioueer. f3.5.s.l2Is.l9.2 % %
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-26

From the Baltimore American.
1t is said that pair was arranged between
Hiscock and Reagan Just before they started
for their respective states to enter tue sena-
torship struggles Both won. Il is very
seldom that one psir wins two such games.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-26

The Washington correspondent o: tho
Philadelphia Record notes the following m
creases OF pensions in this locality : Adam
Schulz and Henry Lsibley. jacob Johnson
was granted pension.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-26
Had westh,r To-day.

THIS hss been very disagreeabie day.
en morning at o'clock snow began to fall
~ - continued to come down until noon
turned into rain. Tho ground is
severed with snow and the rain has
- Walking very bad.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-26
ItsCeiYed a PatInf

Daniel r. ana w. A. King have received,
through the agency OF d. II. Koulp & Co.,
letters patent number Sj835S, for an i'm.
provement in bretzel and cracker sizing and
sailing machines.